Look At Me
August 22, 2021
Pastor Aaron Buer talks about Jesus’s warning against doing things for attention. Through this conversation, we see God is concerned about what’s going on in our heart, not what we do for others to see.
We are challenged to live for the approval of God and not those around us.
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